Coordination of Support

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They help you to understand the NDIS, navigate getting the right support and replace themselves by teaching you what they know.

Our support coordinators can help to arrange any assessments required by the NDIS so people can get the best NDIS plan suited to their needs. Having the right evidence can be the difference between getting more support as opposed to less when the NDIA doesn’t understand your support needs.

To provide information on mainstream, community, informal and NDIS support options.

Linking people to mainstream services in addition to NDIS providers is a core part of support coordination. (For instance; Centrelink, housing, education, transport, health).

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Support Coordinators budget support in NDIS plans by working with plan managers on how funds are being used.

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Our team keeps people updated on changes to the NDIS, and things that may affect people living with a disability.

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A great Support Coordinator will empower you. We help people to learn how to coordinate supports themselves. With DSDS participants are in the driver’s seat. Every participant has the right to choose their path. We provide the options, and the likely outcomes, the decision is up to you.

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Getting ready for plan reviews can be stressful. A good support coordinator helps participants to get the right reports and to fill out and provide the right paperwork so that they get funding for the support that is needed.